Westminster Abbey combined tickets

Which Westminster Abbey combo to book

Two great churches. St Paul's Cathedral + Westminster Abbey is the most booked pair, and the only Abbey combo with a solid number of reviews. The Abbey is the coronation church at Westminster; St Paul's is Wren's domed cathedral in the City. They're a Tube ride apart, so you can do both in one day or split them.

Royal London. The London Royal Pass combines the Abbey, the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace and a Changing of the Guard walking tour. Westminster Abbey + Changing of the Guard walking tour is the two-part version. The ceremony doesn't run every day, so check the schedule against your date.

Castle and church. Westminster Abbey + Tower of London comes with either the standard Tower and Crown Jewels ticket or a guided tour with a Beefeater. Both are thinly reviewed. For more Tower pairs, see the Tower of London page.

Art. Westminster Abbey + The National Gallery gives you the Abbey ticket and the gallery's digital audio guide. The gallery itself is free.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

The bundles are a little cheaper than buying the parts separately. The London Royal Pass is priced as one product, so compare it with the parts you'd actually use.

How the tickets work

You book once and choose a date for each part, plus a time where asked. The Abbey and St Paul's are both working churches, so services, ceremonies and events can change opening hours; check the date before you book. Tickets come to your phone, one per attraction. Cancellation can differ per part, so read the conditions on the booking page.

For more London pairs, including London Eye + Madame Tussauds, see the London combo tickets. Travelling on? See Edinburgh.